BEGINNERS Clause Samples
The 'BEGINNERS' clause typically outlines provisions or accommodations specifically designed for individuals who are new to a particular activity, service, or contractual arrangement. In practice, this clause may specify introductory training, simplified procedures, or additional support to help newcomers understand their obligations and participate effectively. Its core function is to ensure that beginners are not disadvantaged due to their lack of experience, thereby promoting fairness and reducing the risk of misunderstandings or errors.
BEGINNERS. Notwithstanding Article 4, Section 1, the Beginners classification shall apply to those Employees that have no work experience in the industry and whose intent it is to enter into the apprenticeship program. Upon completion of six (6) months, the Employer will offer the individual an apprenticeship. The Employer has the right to hire such individuals as are available to him providing the Union has no unemployed first year Apprentices with shop experience.
BEGINNERS. Notwithstanding Article 4, Section 1, beginners classification shall apply to those employees that have no work experience in the industry and whose intent it is to enter into the apprenticeship program. The individual must be indentured as an apprentice within sixty (60) calendar days or employment is terminated. The Employer has the right to hire such individuals as are available to him providing the Union has no unemployed first year apprentices with shop experience.
BEGINNERS. Notwithstanding Article 4, Section 1, the Beginner classification shall apply to those Employees who have no work experience in the industry and whose intent it is to enter into the Apprenticeship program. The individual will become either a Helper or an Apprentice within six (6) months. The Employer has the right to hire such individuals as are available to them.
BEGINNERS. Beginner’s classification shall apply to those employees that have no work experience in the industry. The Employer will determine during the first six (6) months whether beginners will enter into either the apprenticeship program or become a helper.
BEGINNERS. A beginner clerk is an employee who has had less than six (6) months experience in a food store under any of the above classifications, irrespective of where such experience may have been had, and the employer shall not employ more than two (2) be ginners to four (4) regular employees. It is agreed that beginners are full time employees working fifty (50) hours per week. A beginn<^ clerk may perform the duties of any classification, excopt managing clerk or a check clerk.
BEGINNERS. Beginners, as defined in Annex B, shall be paid 66.67 per cent, or two thirds, of the daily rate otherwise applicable to the location concerned.
BEGINNERS. Notwithstanding Article 4, Section 1, Beginner’s classification shall apply to those Employees that have limited work experience in the industry. The Employer will determine during the first six (6) months whether Beginners will enter into either the apprenticeship program or become a Helper. The Beginner shall perform the same duties as an Apprentice, Helper or Production Worker.